AutoPickup - Resources Walk Into Your Inventory

What it does

Stackable resources lying within a radius of you pick themselves up: ammo, scrap, iron, lumenite crystal, relic dust. Default radius is 8 metres. Nothing to press.

It calls the game's own InventoryComponent:PickupItem - the engine-side function the game itself uses when you walk over a drop. Nothing is faked, no item is spawned from thin air, no save file is touched. Inventory-full handling, the pickup sound, the UI popup and quest counters are all the game's own, because it is the game's own code path.

What it will NOT take

Weapons, armour, rings, amulets, relics, archetype items, quest items, consumables. Anything that changes your build or could matter to a quest stays on the ground where you can look at it first.

The rule is a whitelist, not a blacklist. A blacklist that misses one entry starts hoovering up things you wanted to inspect; a whitelist that misses one just means one resource you still pick up by hand.

By default it also leaves Engrams, Simulacrum and Tome of Knowledge alone. They are technically materials, but they unlock archetypes, take a weapon to +20, and grant a trait point. Set include_specials = 1 if you want those too.

Why it will not grab the gear off your own back

Worth spelling out, because it is the trap this mod is built around.

In this game your equipped gear exists as actors at your own coordinates - three weapons, three armour pieces, four rings, an amulet, a relic and more, all sitting at distance 0. 00 m. A radius check on its own would pick up your entire loadout on the very first tick.

So the filter is three conditions, all required:

• []the class is in the whitelist[/]

  []GetOwner() is empty - the thing is lying on the ground, not carried[/]

  []it is inside the radius[/]

  Condition 2 is written as owner is empty, not owner is not me. Your dog carries a Dragon Heart; the second form would rob the dog.

  Performance

  The first build polled the whole UObject table twice every 250 ms. That is roughly 450,000 objects, eight times a second, and it made the game stutter badly.

  It now keeps a registry instead: NotifyOnNewObject records a drop the moment it spawns, and each check walks only that list, which is normally a handful of entries. A full sweep happens once per load screen, to adopt drops that were already on the ground. When nothing is registered the check returns on a single length comparison.

  Requirements

  UE4SS. No pak file, no other mods.

  Install

  Extract into your Remnant II folder so the files land here:

  Remnant2/Binaries/Win64/Mods/AutoPickup/

  enabled.txt

  Scripts/main.lua

  Scripts/config.txt

  Nothing to type. It seeds itself on load and on every load screen.

  Configuration

  enabled          = 1

  radius          = 8      metres

  interval        = 300    milliseconds between checks

  include_specials = 0      1 also takes Engrams / Simulacrum / Tome of Knowledge

  verbose          = 0      1 logs every pickup

  Console commands (F10, via the ConsoleEnablerMod that ships with UE4SS). Every setting in Scripts/config.txt can be changed from the console. The change is written back to config.txt and applied immediately - no restart, no editing.

  AutoPickup                  status and stats

  AutoPickup config          every setting: current value, range, default

  AutoPickup radius 12        metres, saved to config.txt, applied at once

  AutoPickup interval 200    milliseconds between checks, takes effect immediately

  AutoPickup include_specials 1  also take Engrams / Simulacrum / Tome of Knowledge

  AutoPickup verbose 1        log every pickup

  AutoPickup 12              short form of  AutoPickup radius 12

  AutoPickup on | off

  AutoPickup now              check once right now

  AutoPickup rescan          rebuild the registry from scratch

  AutoPickup list            print the whitelist

  Multiplayer

  Untested. PickupItem has a ServerPickupItem sibling, which suggests pickups resolve on the host; as a client this may do nothing.

  Uninstall

  Delete the AutoPickup folder, or rename enabled.txt to enabled.txt.off. It writes nothing to your save.

  Credits

  Class names came from the game's own assets, unpacked with [url=http